28 Arrests Over Weekend
Police reported 28 arrests over the weekend on charges from intoxication to assault battery and shoplifting. The Woodsboro family, including a mother and four children aged 9 to 14, is summoned for larceny hearings. A series of assaults and disturbances were reported with multiple arrests and bail set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsboro
Frank Dorsey
Ellis Carty
Orva Runkles
Frederick
Woolworth’a
Sears
Roepuck
Kenneth
William
Louise
Madelon
Lottie M. Spelman
Margaret Miller
West South Street
Charles Crummit
Harry Phillips
Edward and
James Alter
West Fourth Street
Frank Alexander
West Partick Street
William Tracey
West Third Street
Carty
Richard Wiles
North Market
Joseph Staley
Dill Avenue
Phobus
Rinehart
James Nelson
Matthew
John Naylor
Helen
Alberta Barnes
Dora Moore
Jessie’ “Wellen
Buckeystown
Harry Fox
jn@res
Alen Bartgis
James Marks
Ian Swomley
Webster Luby
Roosevelt to Speak on Rome Fall in Radio Address
President Roosevelt will discuss the fall of Rome in a 15 minute radio broadcast to the nation tomorrow night The White House announced the talk will be carried over the four major networks between 830 P M and 845 P M Eastern War Time The address aims to inform and rally the public as Allied forces advance in Europe.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Rome
White House
Appleby Announces Safe Arrival in British Isles
Leonard C. Appleby informs his parents Mr and Mrs H Carter Appleby of Grant Street that he has reached the British Isles safely.
Navy Recruit Millard Plowman Enlists March Fourth
Millard C. Plowman son of Mrs M C Plowman of 312 West Patrick Street has entered Navy service. He completed boat training at Bainbridge Maryland and is assigned to a fleet post office. He entered service March 4 and is now in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard C. Plowman
M. C. Plowman
West
Patrick Street
Navy
Fleet
Bainbridge
Grove Case May Be Taken To High Court
Baltimore Supreme Bench denied Grove's appeal for a new trial on receiving stolen goods. His attorney said the case may go to the State Court of Appeals. Sentencing for the Frederick wholesale merchant and state legislator had not been set.
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Baltimore
Robert L. Grove
Baltimore Supreme Bench
State Court of Appeals
Paul Myles
Frederick
Maryland
Car Crashes Injure Drivers. Jenkins Charged With Reckless Driving
Two cars were badly damaged after a collision when Martin L. Jenkins backed from a driveway onto Route 340 at Jefferson Inn and struck Francis C. Pearl. Jenkins was treated for a forehead laceration and charged with reckless driving by State Trooper Harold Basore. A separate dog bite incident left Jimmy Shipley under medical care after a dog believed to belong to William Willard attacked a News-Post carrier. The City Health Officer ordered the dog restrained for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin L. Jenkins
Frederick
Jefferson Inn
Francis C. Pearl
Lander
Jenkins
Jefferson
Harold Basore
E. C. Kefauver
William Willard
Fairview Avenue
Jimmy” Shipley
North Market Street
Byrd Could Get Souths Electoral Vote Says Byrd Could Get Souths
John A Barr national chairman of the Draft Byrd for President campaign says Virginia Senator would win all 180 electoral votes from Southern and border states as the New Deal faces a reckoning. He cites Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Virginia Tennessee and Texas as solid for Byrd with organized draft Byrd groups and no votes assured for a New Deal nominee.
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New York
John A. Barr
Virginia
Florida
Louisiana
South Carolina
Texas
Southland
Barr
South
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Rites set for Ottie Lee Moxley killed in timber accident
Ottie Lee Moxley 55 died at Frederick City Hospital after a timber skid struck him while loading a truck near Claggetsville. Funeral from Montgomery church Tuesday at 2:31 p.m. with Rev. Dr. Lawrence Little officiating. Survived by wife Virgie I Moxley, mother Minnie J Moxley, daughter Garvis King and sons W Lee Moxley Kenneth W Moxley, all of Claggetsville. Burial in adjoining cemetery.
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Ottie Lee Moxley
Claggetsville
Frederick City Hospital
Moxley
Monrovia-Claggetsville
Willie B. Moxley
Virgie I. Moxley
Minnie J. Moxley
Garvis King
W. Lee Moxley
Kenneth W. Moxley
Montgomery Church
Lawrence Little
Roy W. Barber
Camp Ritchie Soldier Returns Car With Photos Evidence
Detective Wayne Sellman credits a Camp Ritchie soldier with returning a borrowed car in Hagerstown after leaving exposed camera film inside. The film enabled officers to identify the thief and recover the vehicle.
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Hagerstwn
Wayne Sellman
Camp Ritchie
Hagerstown
Hill Country Soldier Wins Highest Award for Valor
Washington reports Corporal Paul B. Huff of Cleveland Tennessee Army paratrooper earns the Congressional Medal of Honor for leading a six man patrol near Careno Italy on February 8. He crawled under fire to destroy a German gun and gathered crucial intelligence aiding the capture of 25 enemy troops and routing 125. Huff’s actions cost two Americans dead and one wounded. Also reported is Second Lieutenant Charles V Gouker son of Emory Gouker Benevola killed in a plane crash May 10 in the Gilbert Islands area. holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal.
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Washington
Paul B. Huff
Tennessee
Alvin York
War Department
Cleveland
Tenn
Huff
Careno
Italy
Iiam Huff
Southern
Gouker
Charles V. Gouker
Emory E. Gouker
Benevola
Everton
A.A.F
Gilbert Islands
Middletown Valley
Central Pacific
Army
Honored By Moose Elects Noble North of Baltimore Legion
Mr. Smith was elected Noble North Moose at the annual Baltimore Legion No. 10 meeting. He appointed Roy Gosnell as Guiding Moose for the year. The second degree Moose support Moosehaven in Florida and Mooseheart in Illinois. Smith will attend the Maryland and Border States Moose Association meeting in Wilmington on June 9 10. Jacob Schultz of Hagerstown will preside. Local Moose and its women’s auxiliary plan to be present. the association covers Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia.
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Mr. Smith
West South Street
Noble North Moose
Baltimore Legion No. 10
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Baltimore
Legion
Smith
Roy Gosnell
Baltimore Legion
Moosehaven
Jacksonville
Fla
Mooseheart
Chicago
Moose
Maryland and Border States
Moose Association
Wilmington
Del
Jacob Schultz
Hagerstown
Moose Lodge
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Drownings Of Two Loveless Boys At Philadelphia Quarry
Police recovered the bodies of nine year old Bogan Alo Loveless and six year old Edward Jerome Loveless from an abandoned quarry near their home at 6333 East Mt. Airy avenue in Philadelphia. The brothers, clasped in each other’s arms, had been playing with a playmate who described seeing only the elder boy’s head above water. Grieving parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loveless, previously of Silver Spring, were notified. Requiem mass is set for Holy Cross church in Philadelphia, with interment to follow at St John’s cemetery in Frederick.
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Bogan Alooysius Loveless
Edward Jerome Loveless
East Mt. Airy Avenue
Philadelphia
Robert
John Farley
Loveless Brothers
Farley
Bogan
Edward
John
Frederick
Loveless
Silver Spring
U. & Signal Corps
Hartman
Holy Cross Church
St John's Cemetery
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J. Russell Wantz
Clara Stambaugh
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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